When Marc Eisen set out to write a cover story about Epic Systems Corp., he knew working with the famously insular tech company would be a challenge. But he did get a few questions answered.
Our town has hooked its star to the software giant's success. But what happens when founder Judith Faulkner leaves?
Epic is not Madison’s Microsoft; Exact Sciences is, says WARF executive.
The official mayoral proclamation honors the retiring longtime local journalist
Here in HMO-dominated Madison, independent clinics are the minority. Rarer still is an emerging model known as direct primary care
By the time Angela Trudell Vasquez decided on graduate school, she’d been writing poetry for four decades, having started while growing up in Iowa.
In anticipation of students returning to the classroom on Sept. 2, University of Wisconsin–Madison staff members are preparing campus with increased safety in mind.
Other than a memorable run-in with Don King and Rudy Giuliani at a past convention, WisPolitics.com Editor JR Ross won't miss much about an in-person event as the DNC goes digital this year.
FoodChain arrives to connect growers and buyers, then is acquired by the Dohmen Co. Foundation.
After 28 years of community service through television and print editorials, Neil Heinen will retire in September.
Despite the closure of the Madison Children's Museum due to the coronavirus, its small staff is working to incorporate active play and education into the museum's online programming.
Jill Karofsky’s successful race for a seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court was the result of determination — hers and that of voters.
Madison Magazine is postponing the 2021 Best of Madison nominations and voting periods until early 2021 due to COVID-19.
Despite COVID-19 restrictions, owner Abby Padlock said she was impressed by strong community support for her new small business, Twisted Grounds.
In Madison and across the nation, Black youth are making their voices heard.
Through art, demonstrations, fundraising, poetry and otherwise, young Black leaders are emerging in Madison.
George Floyd's death on May 25 sparked protests in a number of U.S. cities. Find a documented timeline of events in Madison.
A look at some of the events that happened in the city at the end of May through the end of June.
Local nonprofit experiences highest demand ever for bicycles since reopening mid-June.
Madison couple Brita Olsen and Fred Ludwig have forged their own careers in politics for more than 12 years.
Willy Street Co-op raised $53,869.76 for nine organizations that are working to promote anti-racism, lift Black lives, support protesters and encourage police accountability.
Cook it Forward is the one of the latest responses to the impacts of COVID-19 on the Madison community.
Madison Magazine partners with MMSD to create a special edition celebrating the class of 2020
The Madison Metropolitan School District and its foundation do much more outside (and beyond) the classroom.
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